CTL, or Computation Tree Logic, is a branching time temporal logic used to specify properties of systems that evolve over time. It allows for expressing statements about the paths that a system can take, including both linear and branching structures, making it suitable for reasoning about concurrent systems. This logic includes operators that can refer to future states of the system, enabling users to describe complex behaviors and temporal relationships within systems.
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